Belarus (Banknotes)

Banknotes overview

Currency: Belarusian ruble (BYR)
(1 Ruble = 100 Kopeks)

Issuer: National Bank of the Republic of Belarus
(Нацыянальны банк Рэспублікі Беларусь)

To the 1 January 2000 the Belarusian ruble was devaluated:
1000 old Rubles (BYB - Series 1) = 1 new Ruble (BYR - Series 2)

1 Ruble:

Older banknotes of Belarus:

Banknotes (1992-1999)

The banknotes of the Soviet Union:

Banknotes (1961-1992)

Due to inflation on 1 January 2000 the Belarusian ruble
was devaluated at a ratio of 1000 to 1:

(1000 old Rubles (BYB - Series 1) = 1 new Ruble (BYR - Series 2))

Series 2 (2000) [P-21]

5 Rubles:

Series 2 (2000) [P-22]

10 Rubles:

Series 2 (2000) [P-23]

20 Rubles:

Series 2 (2000) [P-24]

50 Rubles:

Series 2 (2000) [P-25]

100 Rubles:

Series 2 (2000) [P-26]

500 Rubles:

Series 2 (2000) [P-27]

1000 Rubles:

Series 2 (2000) [P-28]

5000 Rubles:

Series 2 (2000) [P-29]

10000 Rubles:

Series 2 (2000) [P-30]

20000 Rubles:

Series 2 (2000) [P-31]

50000 Rubles:

Due to inflation on 1 January 2000 the Belarusian ruble
was devaluated at a ratio of 1000 to 1:

(1000 old Rubles (BYB) = 1 new Ruble (BYR))
(Series 1) (Series 2)

Older banknotes of Belarus:

Banknotes (1992-1999)

The banknotes of the Soviet Union:

Banknotes (1961-1992)

Series 2 (2000) [P-32]

100000 Rubles:

Series 2 (2000) [P-34]

200000 Rubles:

Series 2 (2000) [P-36]

All presented banknotes belong to series, which were - wholly or partially - in circulation during my stay in Belarus (2006). The collection does not claim to completeness or timeliness.

Belarus

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